A decision to refuse to accept a petition for constitutional proceedings is made exclusively by a majority vote of the judges of the Constitutional Court through the adoption of a resolution.
A petition may be refused acceptance in the following cases:
1) the petition does not comply with the requirements concerning its form and content or the admissibility criteria, or it has been submitted by an unauthorized applicant;
2) the subject matter of the petition falls outside the jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court;
3) the constitutionality of the matter raised has already been reviewed and the Constitutional Court has issued a decision on it, unless the previously reviewed legal provisions have been amended;
4) the matter raised in the petition is not regulated by the Constitution;
5) the contested regulatory legal act has been repealed or is no longer in force.
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